He identifies more as a former slave than an elf, lives alone in a Hightown mansion, and refuses Merrill's invitations to so much as visit the alienage.
Boomerang Bigot: A much more subtle version than, say, Sera, but Fenris clearly doesn't care much for his fellow elves. BFS: Uses two-handed weapons, several of which are as long as he is tall. 
You have no idea what that's like.įenris: Do not bare your heart to me, mage. Fenris is already pretty venomous towards Anders (and vice versa), but here he sounds downright murderous at Anders' suggestion that he never loved Hawke.Īnders: You were an idiot to leave Hawke.įenris: And you were so quick to replace me.Īnders: I love him/her.
If Hawke romances Anders after Fenris leaves them, the following dialogue can be heard if the two are in the party together. But he will back down and apologise straightaway if Hawke states that it is a job. During his loyalty mission, if Hawke tells Orana to go to their home for help and refuge Fenris will immediately accuses Hawke of hypocrisy for condoning slavery and then wanting one themselves. He doesn't take kindly to the suggestions that he should "just move on" or, worse, forget about revenge against Danarius. He hates mages particularly the magisters of Tevinter, and the blood magic connected to them. His Establishing Character Moment is his violent reaction to being called a slave, and being taunted with it also comes up several times during his personal quests. Bare Your Midriff: This is apparent in his outfit as a slave in Heroes of Dragon Age and in an illustration in the World of Thedas book. Badass Baritone: Courtesy of Gideon Emery. 
Attack Animal: Brainwashed by Danarius into this. Fenris returns in Blue Wraith, earning said moniker by achieving such a level of infamy in Tevinter. And the Adventure Continues: According to Varric, as of Inquisition, Fenris is still continuing his campaign against Tevinter magisters and slavers, leaving a trail of corpses in his wake. 
Amnesiac Hero: He has very few pre-ritual memories, and even by the game's end he can only recall bits and pieces of his life before. He didn't know about the ritual or what it would entail. He actually only competed for the boon to free his family. At least, Danarius and his sister lead him to believe he did. In his final companion quest "Alone," he discovers that he had actually competed for them, for the sake of using the boon offered to the winner to free his family. Amnesiac Dissonance: Among other things, he resents the lyrium markings and the power that was inflicted upon him. Ambiguously Brown: His skin is noticeably darker than that of the other companions, save Isabela. Achey Scars: His lyrium markings are the reason he hates being touched.
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